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seems to be calming down here
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5 minutes ago, Sharri said:
Seems to have calmed down here in Ayrshire, or is it just a lull?
I thought that too for a while but then a big gust comes along and spoils it
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36 minutes ago, Wavey50 said:
lights flickering here :-/
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9 minutes ago, Wavey50 said:
The buoy data was staring me in the face! Hover your mouse near the centre of that mysterious Irish Sea feature and it gives you data for buoy "M2", seemingly near the centre. And the pressure there is.... 1039mb?!?
Isnt that a higher pressure. Is it a faulty buoy?
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3 minutes ago, Weather Wonder said:
Anyone know where that chart came from? Won’t be long until we know if shows up on 18z’s
its from xc weather
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4 minutes ago, Boro Snow said:
Looks like another low is developing I could be wrong
Will that dilute the power of the storm?
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1 hour ago, Summer Sun said:
You can put out all the warnings you want some people just never listen/learn
Prolly just daft kids being daft kids
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It’s actually a lovely breezy day here in ayrshire. Just been out for a long walk with the dogs. Looking out to the west it’s clear something ominous is going on.
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1 minute ago, Man With Beard said:
Roches point now recording mean winds of 69mph I see - nearly hurricane force
Ooft peak 97!!
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11 minutes ago, Fiona Robertson said:
I've been watching that bunting since the day before yesterday. I'd become emotionally invested in it. It was my equivalent of Hector the Palm Tree. Even in the dark, because of the street lights, you could see the bunting flap around.This morning it began doing loop-de-loops as the sky cleared over it; one minute it was hanging limply, the next it was straight up in the air, then to the left, to the right. I even heard the"SNAP!" Now that's weird... just typed Stereo MC lyrics... and I saw them in Cork supporting U2 on the Zooropa tour.
Awww no.... Not the bunting :'-(
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Ground winds are fairly light here in Ayrshire but Ive rarely ever seen the clouds move so fast.
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28 minutes ago, Fiona Robertson said:
Yup and here it's yellow and pouring with rain. Why is it yellow?
Yellow here in ayrshire too and slow vertical rain
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As a bit of an aside, some of us skydived earlier today from 10K down through this streak of cloud coming up from biscay and stretching over the UK. It was one of the few jumps Ive ever done where I could feel air turbulence in freefall. Very strange.
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1 minute ago, karlos1983 said:
Hot on the heels of Ophelia, southern uk has this to look forward to
woot woot - thats the 30th anniversary storm - its just late
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1 minute ago, Summer Sun said:
NHC shows Ophelia hitting Ireland as a Hurricane
I made that mistake earlier. Its hurricane force winds as per the legend
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8 minutes ago, BREIFMAN11 said:
Flocks of sparrows, tits and even a blackbird coming to check out the fuss, all arrived at my bird feeder which has been practically inactive for the past few weeks! Birds must be able to sense a storm long before we'd ever see it for our own eyes.
Theyre probably wondering why youre spending so much time at your computer
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Just now, bluearmy said:
Furthest north a hurricane has existed in the Atlantic since 1939 (35.9N)
what happened then?
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Just now, The Eagle said:
That chart is for 50kt winds.
Think you might be thinking of the Tropical wind chart
Ah yes I certainly was
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1 minute ago, The Eagle said:
Id say thats a downgrade
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2 minutes ago, glasgowsnow said:
What kind of winds can we expect to get in the glasgow area from this storm? Im a tree surgeon and wondering if any trees will be uprooted if the winds are strong enough
AFAICT the glasgow area and ayrshire seems to be progged to experience a fairly normal autumn gale however there does seem to still be alot of leaves on the trees so you may be busy.
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4 minutes ago, cheese said:
What a ridiculous thing to suggest. I am almost positive the UK has experienced wind storms of similar strength in the past without the entire country being 'brought down'.
People really love being drama queens, huh?
Im pretty sure my sanity would be brought to its knees by the english media by now were the above scenario to play out.
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9 minutes ago, knightstorm87 said:
I think this will be worse then Debbie, as Debbie didn't develop into a major-hurricane when it approached even if Ophelia packs half the punch she possesses currently by the time she makes landfall on Ireland it's going to be a scary experience for those in the thick of it.
fair one
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1 minute ago, karlos1983 said:
06z 10:30
12z 16:30
00z 04:30
thanks Karl - looking forward to 1030 then
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What time do the runs get released? I know they are at 00,06,12 etc but when does the data actually become available?
Storm Dylan - Atlantic Storm 4
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Maybe Im being a bit naive but that video makes it look a bit innocuous.